Hub Operator definition

Hub Operator means the company offering and delivering the Notional Trading Services, being currently Huberator NV/SA.
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Hub Operator means Home Affairs in its role as the operator of the Hub, or an entity, such as a managed services provider, contracted by Home Affairs to operate the Hub on its behalf. Identity Information includes but is not limited to an individual’s biometric information and related biographic information derived from government issued documents used to demonstrate identity. Identity Matching Services Administrator (IDMS Administrator) means the Home Affairs organisational unit responsible for managing the Interoperability Hub and its Services. Identity Matching Services Team (IDMS Team) means the Home Affairs organisational unit responsible for the implementation and management of the Interoperability Hub and its Services. Image Matching means the automated process of comparing two images to determine whether they are of the same person, using a facial recognition engine. Interagency Data Sharing Arrangement (IDSA) means an Interagency Data Sharing Arrangement entered into by the Agency and another Participant using an IDSA template approved by the Governing Body. Interoperability Hub means the technical system that provides a mechanism for the secure and auditable transmission of Facial Images and associated information between agencies or entities participating in the National Facial Biometric Matching Capability.
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Hub Operator means the Hub Controller or such other entity, such as a managed services provider, contracted by the Hub Controller to operate the Interoperability Hub. Hub Production Environment means the information technology environment used to deploy the production version of the Interoperability Hub and Portal that allows Users to conduct Transactions and perform administrative functions. Identity Information means information, or a document, relating to an individual (whether living, dead, real or fictitious) that is capable of being used (whether alone or in conjunction with other information or documents) to identify or purportedly identify the individual. IDMS Administrator means the Identity Matching Services Administrator, being the Hub Controller’s organisational unit responsible for managing the Interoperability Hub, applicable Services, and Users accessing them. Information Security Manual means, in relation to a Participant, either:
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Examples of Hub Operator in a sentence

  • Supplier will use commercially reasonable efforts to transmit the notice to both EMS Provider and Hub Operator within one business day after receipt of the reschedule request.

  • In the event any Component in any Hub ages beyond any Component or packaging effectiveness period recommended by Supplier (or, if shorter, any Component or packaging effectiveness period agreed between the applicable Cisco Entity and Supplier), Supplier will (i) notify EMS Provider and the Cisco Entities; and (ii) arrange with Hub Operator either to rebake, repackage or otherwise refresh such Component if applicable, or to remove such Component from the Hub and replace it with a newer Component.

  • In order to draw Component inventory from a Hub, EMS Provider will transmit a Pull Signal to Hub Operator specifying at least the following: Component (by Cisco part number, including version) and quantity to be delivered to EMS Provider.

  • The parties anticipate that freight costs will be paid by the applicable Cisco Entity or Hub Operator, and accordingly, that neither EMS Provider nor Supplier will be required to pay such costs.

  • For each shipment, Hub Operator will transmit a numbered notice to Supplier (a “Delivery Notice”) and will transmit an ASN to EMS Provider.

  • Following receipt of any reschedule request, Supplier will transmit a notice to EMS Provider and Hub Operator confirming receipt of the request and committing to new ship dates and/or Component quantities as per the reschedule request, to the extent consistent with the Existing Purchase Terms.

  • In the event EMS Provider or Supplier wishes to move Components between Hubs, the party that wishes to move the Components will obtain the written approval of the other and of the applicable Cisco Entity prior to instructing the Hub Operator to move the Components, and such moves shall be reflected in the appropriate records.

  • Supplier will monitor and track aging of all Components in each Hub using information provided by the Hub Operator.

  • Prior to instructing Hub Operator to remove any such inventory, Supplier shall so notify EMS Provider and the applicable Cisco Entity in writing.

  • Supplier will use commercially reasonable efforts to transmit the notice to both EMS Provider and Hub Operator within one business day after receipt of the Hub Order.


More Definitions of Hub Operator

Hub Operator means the company operating and commercializing the Hub Services.
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Hub Operator means Southern California Gas Company ("SoCalGas") (or any successor).
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Related to Hub Operator

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  • train operator means any person who is authorised to act as the operator of a train by a licence under section 8 of the Railways Act 1993.

  • tour operator means, with the exception of an air carrier, an organiser within the meaning of Article 2, point 2, of Council Directive 90/314/EEC of 13 June 1990 on package travel, package holidays and package tours (2);

  • Non-Operator means a Party other than the Operator;

  • economic operator means any natural or legal person or public entity or group of such persons and/or entities which offers the execution of works and/or a work, the supply of products or the provision of services on the market;